KUALA LUMPUR, March 8 — More than 60,000 Malaysians may have enjoyed Blackpink’s concert in Malaysia, but for some, it wasn’t the good time they hoped for. And one of...
KUALA LUMPUR, March 8 — More than 60,000 Malaysians may have enjoyed Blackpink’s concert in Malaysia, but for some, it wasn’t the good time they hoped for.In a viral Twitter post, lawyer Nas Rahman shared his experience of having to sit at the stairs as all the seats in his section were taken.
Nas had bought tickets for seat 37 in section 207, row G, but found seats that went up to only 36 , all of which were already taken. He ended up standing at the entry point for a while before sitting at the stairs for the rest of the concert. On Monday, he posted an update announcing that he has filed a letter of demand to Live Nation asking for a refund of his CAT 5 ticket costing RM488.
UPDATE:Aku dah hantar LOD kepada Go Live dan Live Nation untuk tuntut refund harga tiket dan sedikit pampasan gantirugi.Kita tengok macam mana nanti.
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